HaramBlur App-Analysen für 24. Februar

HaramBlur is your AI-powered shield against Haram and NSFW images and videos on your phone. It automatically detects and blurs inappropriate content in your favorite social media and browsing apps, helping you protect your gaze and stay focused on what matters. All analysis happens locally on your device — nothing is sent to external servers, and your personal content is never stored or tracked. What HaramBlur does: 🖼️ Blurs images that contain Haram / NSFW content 🎥 Blurs videos frame-by-frame as they play for stronger protection 📱 Works across popular social media and browsing apps 🔐 Keeps everything on-device for maximum privacy (no cloud scanning, no tracking) ⚙️ Customizable settings: blur strength, sensitivity/strictness, and more. Designed for Muslims, built for privacy HaramBlur is created to help Muslims uphold the Islamic principle of lowering the gaze while using modern apps. Whether you’re scrolling social feeds, reading articles, or watching short videos, HaramBlur works quietly in the background to keep your experience as halal and distraction-free as possible. Key highlights: - No sign-up required - No screenshots or media are uploaded to any server - Lightweight AI models optimized for mobile Built by the same team behind the HaramBlur browser extension trusted by thousands of users worldwide. Take control of your digital gaze and make your phone a safer place — with HaramBlur for Android. Accessibility Service Disclosure: HaramBlur uses Android's Accessibility Service to scan on-screen content and detect inappropriate or haram visuals in real-time. This feature helps users maintain a safe and halal browsing experience by identifying and blocking unsuitable content across apps and websites. How it works: - The Accessibility Service reads screen content to analyze images and visuals - When inappropriate content is detected, the app alerts or blocks the content - All processing is done locally on your device - No personal data is collected, stored, or shared This permission is essential for the app's core functionality.